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Inscribed verso in pencil 'Vulture from [
there is more enthusiasm than daintiness in the eaters and a dog and cat are standing over a bone on the floor
Bombardier Billy Wells poses for the Daily Mirror prior to his fight against Gunner Moir at Olympia
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Figure 12 Anterior part of the ear-bone or tympanum
Boat sailed by aerostatic 'wings' Finish:10-pack Inscribed verso in pencil 'VulturePlate 21 for the paper 'Sur un moyen de donner la Direction aux machines aerostatiques', by Comte de Galvez [Bernardo de Glvez y Madrid, Viscount of Galveston and Count of Glvez (1746 1786)], Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, vol. 74 part 2 (1784), pp. 469 470. The illustration shows the vessel under way with three pairs of 'sails' being operated manually. The papers states that these were inspired by 'the use birds make of their wings
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